Peter Moore doesn’t really seem too worried that Microsoft probably won’t be getting the most coverage at the Electronic Entertainment Expo on May 9th through the 12th. Nintendo and Sony are finally putting their hardware out for everyone to see and touch, and this is what will keep some of the eyes off of Microsoft.

With the lack of information that these two companies have given about their products, any information given to the public will be overcovered, and will be treated as God-given.

Winning the console war is more complicated than creating a few CG movies to show at E3, hoping to strike false hope into their hopeful new customer’s minds.

In an interview with Games Radar, Moore said Microsoft has a bigger message than its competitors do.

With his bravest face firmly fixed during his whole online interview, Moore remained bullish but without revealing exactly what his company would have to show in LA, saying, “The important thing is that we have a strong message… it’s the other guys’ turn to put up or shut up.

“This idea that you must win E3 is fine but the majority of consumers want to see more substance. It lasts for a few weeks and that’s it. Winning E3 is overrated; I won it at Sega in 1999 and 2000 with Dreamcast and see where that got me.”

With Frankie from bungie.net saying this in his Weekly Update:

“…because I am swamped getting ready for a big project next week…”

…..I think we’ll be fine.

It’s a good interview, check it out.
Source: Games Radar